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No. Counting Russia, France and Italy are both the second highest country in Europe with Mont Blanc. However, even not including Russia Spain is still not the second highest country in Europe, Switzerland is with on Monte Rosa. After Switzerland would come Austria and then Spain, so Spain is the 5th or 6th highest country in Europe.
With an area of approximately 504,000 square miles Spain is the 51st biggest country in the world.
Spain is the 4'th largest country in Europe,Russia is the 1'st largest country in the WORLD!
No, Spain is the 51st largest country in the world. It is the 4th largest country in Europe, however, it would be the 3rd largest if you do not include Russia.
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Was Spain the biggest country in the world?
No.
Is russia the third biggest country in the world?
No, Russia is the first biggest country in the world.
Is China the third biggest country in the world?
No, the United States is the third largest country, China is the fourth.
What country is the 51st biggest?
The 51st largest country in the world by land area is Germany.
What is the third biggest country in the world out of all the countries?
The United States it the third largest country at 9,826,675 km2.
Is Canada the world's third biggest country?
Canada is the second largest country in the world--second only to Russia.
Is Kobe a developed country?
Kobe is a city, not a country. Japan is the third biggest economy in the world.
Which is the third biggest country in the world?
The United States by both area and population.
What is the third biggest country in the world?
China is the third largest country in the world in terms of land area, after Russia and Canada.
Which country is biggest country in world?
Russia is the biggest country in the world by land area.
What is the third populated country?
The third most populated country in the world is the United States, with a population of over 331 million people as of 2021.
Is Spain third world?
No. Spain is typically considered a member of the first world like all of Western Europe. Admittedly, its economy is not as good s France's or Germany's, but it still is a modern country. In the 1960s, Spain would have been considered something close to a third world country in terms of its economic status, but not in that word's political connotation (which has been lost since the end of the Cold War).
